University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) is the University of Alaska System campus based in Juneau, Alaska. It operates branch campuses in Sitka and Ketchikan and is known for programs in teacher education, fisheries and marine biology, and Alaska Native languages and arts.
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University of Alaska seeks bids to reline UAS Juneau campus water main
The University of Alaska is seeking bids to rehabilitate nearly half a mile of drinking water main at the University of Alaska Southeast's Juneau campus. Bids are due Nov. 25.
Crews would slide new plastic pipe, known as HDPE, inside about 2,560 feet of existing ductile iron mains, a method called slip lining, according to the university's bid notice. The job also includes digging and restoring access pits, replacing and reconnecting fittings, setting up temporary water service, and testing and disinfecting the pipe.
The university estimates the winning contractor could get the go-ahead Dec. 18, with substantial completion by June 19, 2027, according to its bid listing.
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About University of Alaska Southeast
Photo: The Alaska Landmine via Wikimedia Commons · Photo source · CC BY 2.0
uas.alaska.edu ↗Juneau, AK, USA
The University of Alaska Southeast, also called UAS, is the University of Alaska System campus based in Juneau. It runs branch campuses in Sitka and Ketchikan, and its programs include teacher education, fisheries and marine biology, and Alaska Native languages and arts.
Its students rely on federal need-based aid such as Pell Grants. Its Ketchikan training center teaches maritime skills, including marine radio operation, and the university has sought federal approval to give the marine radio license exam in person there.